Sentence examples for intense hot from inspiring English sources

The shop's owners, the brothers Todd Cella and Tim Cella, left, also serve extra-strength, intense hot teaspresso ($2), which is quite invigorating, and would be even more appealing in porcelain instead of a paper cup.

On a map depicting negative environmental impacts in relation to surface area, therefore, Manhattan would look like an intense hot spot, surrounded, at varying distances, by belts of deepening green.

In the wine bar, which is outfitted with low tables, chocolates, brownies and savories like dairy-free "cheeses," quiche and tea sandwiches are served with wines, coffee, tea and satisfyingly intense hot chocolate.

Under excitation state, this AgNPs-gold film nanostructure has intense hot spot effect, which effectively arouses the fluorophores within it.

The Bone scan revealed intense hot uptake in the mandible in this patient, and CT and biopsy exhibited chronic osteomyelitis likely secondary to actinomycosis.

They and Farquhar--who performed the critical isotopic analyses--report that, under conditions crudely mimicking the more intense hot springs of the young Earth, two amino acids can indeed produce very small degrees of MIF.

Fragrant lemon grass spiked tom yum goog (here with whole shrimp), an intense hot-and-sour soup.

In Sunday's magazine, Taffy Brodesser-Akner writes about the child star Gaby Hoffmann, she of the intense hot-dog scene in "Field of Dreams," who grew up in Lower Manhattan as the daughter of, as Brodesser-Akner puts it, "New York artistic royalty".

At a skateboard park and neighborhood hangout, Cody (Cody Ray), a 21-year-old who describes this intense hotbed of slackers, skaters and dope dealers as one in which "we all feed off each other".

Therefore, the integration of the conservation implications of intense, hot-fire suppression (i.e. removal of a potential contributing factor to natural population regulation), the welfare concerns of arson fires and burning during "hot-fire" conditions into fire management strategies for conservation areas is important.

It is a "condiment" tobacco, more akin to an intense habanero hot sauce than ketchup.